Television Magazine
Monthly Publication of the RTS
October 2023
Alex Mahon tells the UK TV sector that it is fighting for its life
The ‘talk show king’ returns to the UK and urges commissioners to back young talent and know their...
Generative artificial intelligence is banging on TV’s door. How afraid should we be?
The BBC Director-General discusses why the UK needs to be a cultural superpower – and the fallout...
The ITV CEO highlights ITVX’s success – and wonders when the ad market will turn
Sky’s CEO explains why the UK creative industries need more help through state intervention
The agent extraordinaire and the double Oscar winner discuss why creativity comes first
Liberty Global’s CEO is bullish about a future in which he foresees no letup in the demand for...
Many of the key players in the contest to land the most desirable sports rights in UK media were...
Lucy Frazer, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, addresses the future of TV against a...
The view from the presenter’s chair: Krishnan Guru-Murthy and Piers Morgan lock horns
TV news chiefs debate whether impartiality rules are still fit for purpose
Local content is king because it is a strong driver of audience engagement
Tonight we celebrate, tomorrow we go again
Three crisis managers bring their experience to an evolving scenario involving a TV celebrity
A panel of leading innovators provides insight into getting content noticed
Marcus Ryder survives a baptism of fire as he begins a new job helping TV workers in need
What is the best setting for creative conversations? Cameron Roach is inspired by the fabled...
Steve Rosenberg explains why he has stayed on in Moscow despite the obstacles to reporting
Lyse Doucet reflects on how to get through to news avoiders and young TikTokers
John Ryley makes his case for more rigorous royal reporting
Carole Solazzo hears how a new BBC One drama made the transition from cinema to the small screen
From finding the right course and agent to dealing with rejection, Matthew Bell gets the inside...
Matthew Bell discovers the platform is far more than a TV training ground
How do advertisers reach audiences in an ever-evolving media ecosystem?
West of England’s latest “Meet the commissioner” event took place this month at the Watershed in...
“It’s fun but it’s intense… flying by the seat of your pants a lot of the time.”
Big, bold investigations. New talent. Noise and risk-taking. Stories that unite us. Head-...
The producer of Reeling in the Years offered an enthralling presentation on RTÉ One’s hit...
Carole Solazzo discovers how life-affirming BBC Three film Stranger in My Family was developed and...
